Quotes from The Light of Eidon

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“A man doesn't have to be alive to start the fires of revolution.”
― quote from The Light of Eidon


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"You're saying Raynen is behind this?"
"Lad, he cannot help but see you as a threat. And they say he's been distraught of late-unbalanced." He shook his head. "I cannot believe all the problems this Initiation has had. I'm beginning to think it will take a miracle to pull it off. In”
― quote from The Light of Eidon


“Sunpraise.
None of it made any sense.
He thought again of Brother Rhiad raving last night in the coach about what a dangerous”
― quote from The Light of Eidon


“stopped.
Well, he'd been stopped.
And the king had been deprived of his most loyal supporter, was suspected of having”
― quote from The Light of Eidon


“Terstan.
Who? Who would do such a thing?
"He will kill him, Abramm. Just”
― quote from The Light of Eidon



“Don't let me do this!
As always, his plea received no answer.
Half an hour later he entered”
― quote from The Light of Eidon


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